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Make -n not do any DB stuff so we don't need to #if the MySQL stuff out.
author | Daniel O'Connor <darius@dons.net.au> |
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date | Thu, 11 Feb 2010 11:47:11 +1030 |
parents | 9dab44dcb331 |
children | b22a888eb975 |
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/* * WH-1080 data input utility. * * Greg Lehey, 16 November 2009 * * $Id: wh1080.h,v 1.9 2010/02/07 03:41:07 grog Exp $ */ #include <errno.h> #include <stdio.h> #include <math.h> #include <sys/file.h> #include <sys/stat.h> #include <sys/param.h> #include <stdint.h> #include <string.h> #include <unistd.h> #include <usb.h> #include <mysql/mysql.h> #include <sys/mman.h> #include <pwd.h> /* Station description */ #include "wh1080_dev.h" /* Program-dependent stuff. */ #define WH1080_MAX_RETRIES 5 #define WH1080_READ_TIMEOUT 1000 #define WH1080_WRITE_TIMEOUT 1000 #define STAMPSIZE 32 /* size of time stamp to print out */ #define DATETEXTLENGTH 48 /* more than maximum size of date text */ #define SECSPERHOUR 3600 /* seconds per hour */ #define SECSPERDAY 86400 /* and seconds per day */ /* Conversion factors to archaic units, for Wunderground and friends */ #define KM_TO_MILES 0.6213711922 #define MM_TO_IN 0.039370078 #define C_TO_F(C) (C * 1.8 + 32) #define hPa_TO_inHg 0.0295299801 /* * For some reason, Wunderground doesn't adhere to this constant. By * observation, the constant must be something like this. * * 29.87 / 1011.4 = 0.029533320 * 29.88 / 1011.7 = 0.029534446 * 29.89 / 1012.1 = 0.029532654 * 29.90 / 1012.4 = 0.029533781 * Average 0.02953553 * */ #define Wunder_hPa_TO_inHg 0.02953553 /* OK, this one's not so archaic */ #define KELVIN(C) (C + 273.15) struct usb_dev_handle { int fd; struct usb_bus *bus; struct usb_device *device; int config; int interface; int altsetting; /* Added by RMT so implementations can store other per-open-device data */ int *impl_info; }; /* * Local configuration, to be read from configuration file. * If this changes, also change the table definition in db/mkdb. */ struct config { int version; /* format version, for DB */ #define CONFIG_VERSION 1 /* current format version */ float latitude; /* In ° */ float longitude; float elevation; /* metres */ float pressure_error; /* difference between actual and real pressure, hPa */ int poll_interval; /* time, in seconds, between reading the device */ char *station_id; /* this is the one we use for the database */ char *address; /* Address to display on web pages */ char *wunderground_station_id; char *wunderground_passwd; int wunderground_report_interval; /* how many seconds between reports to Wunderground */ char *weatheforyou_station_id; char *weatheforyou_passwd; int weatherforyou_report_interval; /* how many seconds between reports to Weather for you */ int website_generation_interval; /* how many seconds between generating PHP header file */ char *db_host; /* database on this host */ char *db_user; /* user ID on host */ char *db_passwd; /* and password */ char *db; /* database name */ char *db_table; /* table */ char *php_header; /* php header file with weather data */ char *comparefile; /* file to compare local weather stations */ }; extern struct config config; /* Command line options, defined in db.c */ extern int debug; /* -d */ extern int update; /* -n turns updating off */ extern int recover; /* -r: recover missed archive data (wh1080 only) */ extern int verbose; /* -v */ extern int once; /* -1 */ /* MySQL stuff */ extern MYSQL *mysql; extern MYSQL_RES *mysql_result; extern MYSQL_ROW mysql_row; extern char mysql_querytext [1024]; /* build up queries here */ /* * Readings in sanitized form. These are effectively the readings from the * station in a format that's easier for us to use. */ struct readings { int page; /* page from whence the readings came */ time_t timestamp; /* time of reading */ int last_save_mins; /* last save minutes (?) */ float inside_temp; /* inside temperature */ int inside_humidity; /* humidity in percent */ float inside_dewpoint; /* dewpoint temperature inside */ float outside_temp; /* outside temperature */ int outside_humidity; /* humidity in percent */ float outside_dewpoint; /* dewpoint temperature outside */ float pressure; /* absolute pressure, hPa */ float pressure_sea_level; /* relative sea level pressure, hPa */ float page1_abs_pressure; /* absolute pressure, hPa, from page 1 */ float page1_rel_pressure; /* relative pressure, hPa, from page 1 */ float wind_speed; /* wind speed in km/h */ float wind_gust; /* wind gust speed in km/h */ float wind_direction; /* wind direction, as angle */ #define INVALID_DIRECTION 1024 /* set if we get invalid readings */ char wind_direction_text [4]; /* wind direction, in text */ /* * We keep two rain counters. rain is the current rainfall, incremented on * every reading. This is similar to, but not the same as, what the station * does internally. This field is only changed by the wh1080 program. * * The other field, 'previous_rain', is set to 'rain' by the report program * after reporting the rainfall. It is only changed by report. This approach * avoids any kind of locking. */ float rain; /* rainfall in mm */ float previous_rain; /* previous rainfall in mm */ }; extern struct readings current_readings; struct sharefile { #define SHARED_MAGIC 0x539 int magic; /* magic number */ struct readings current_readings; /* current readings */ }; extern struct sharefile *sharefile; /* file to map */ extern int sharefd; /* and descriptor */ extern float print_previous_rain; /* MySQL stuff, in db.c */ extern MYSQL *mysql; extern MYSQL_RES *mysql_result; extern MYSQL_ROW mysql_row; extern char mysql_querytext [1024]; /* build up queries here */ extern char *wind_directions []; /* in util.c */ /* in db.c */ void db_login (); int doquery (char *query); int domyquery (char *query, MYSQL_RES **result); char *mycopy (char *); int read_config (int argc, char *argv []); void print_readings (struct readings *readings); float dewpoint (float temp, int humidity); void set_dewpoints (struct readings *readings); void set_sea_level_pressure (struct readings *readings); void datetext (time_t, char *, char *);